Post by fred emney on Mar 9, 2011 21:09:07 GMT
Queens Park Rangers charged with agent rule breaches
Faurlin has started 30 Championship games for QPR this season
QPR have been charged with breaches of seven Football Association rules over third-party ownership and agents.
They relate to the signing of Argentine midfielder Alejandro Faurlin in 2009.
The club have been charged with agreeing a deal with a third party for Faurlin's economic rights and failing to notify the FA of the arrangement.
It is also alleged QPR used or sought to pay an unauthorised agent and, along with club official Gianni Paladini, submitted false documents.
The charge the club and Paladini both face relates to when the 24-year-old signed an extended contract last October.
A statement on the club website said: "Having co-operated fully with the FA's investigation, QPR and Mr Paladini shall be denying all of the charges and requesting a formal FA hearing to determine them.
"QPR and Mr Paladini are confident that there has been no deliberate wrongdoing involved."
In a effort to avoid FA punishment and indeed actually get rewarded for cheating the system, QPR are thinking about a name change to Queens Park West ham Rangers.
Faurlin has started 30 Championship games for QPR this season
QPR have been charged with breaches of seven Football Association rules over third-party ownership and agents.
They relate to the signing of Argentine midfielder Alejandro Faurlin in 2009.
The club have been charged with agreeing a deal with a third party for Faurlin's economic rights and failing to notify the FA of the arrangement.
It is also alleged QPR used or sought to pay an unauthorised agent and, along with club official Gianni Paladini, submitted false documents.
The charge the club and Paladini both face relates to when the 24-year-old signed an extended contract last October.
A statement on the club website said: "Having co-operated fully with the FA's investigation, QPR and Mr Paladini shall be denying all of the charges and requesting a formal FA hearing to determine them.
"QPR and Mr Paladini are confident that there has been no deliberate wrongdoing involved."
In a effort to avoid FA punishment and indeed actually get rewarded for cheating the system, QPR are thinking about a name change to Queens Park West ham Rangers.
